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高丽
gāo lí
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Korean Goryeo dynasty, 918-1392;
Korea, esp. in context of art and culture
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德高望重
dé gāo wàng zhòng
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a person of virtue and prestige;
a person of good moral standing and reputation
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踩高跷
cǎi gāo qiāo
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to walk on stilts
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高攀
gāo pān
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social climbing;
to claim connections with people in higher social class
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高楼大厦
gāo lóu dà shà
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tall building
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高谈阔论
gāo tán kuò lùn
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to harangue;
loud arrogant talk;
to spout
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高频
gāo pín
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high frequency
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跳高
tiào gāo
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high jump (athletics)
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音高
yīn gāo
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pitch (music);
tone
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高升
gāo shēng
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to get a promotion
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高桥
gāo qiáo
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Takahashi (Japanese surname)
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惧高症
jù gāo zhèng
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acrophobia
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高喊
gāo hǎn
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to shout loudly;
to raise a cry;
to yell
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高歌
gāo gē
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to sing loudly;
to lift one's voice in song
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高潮迭起
gāo cháo dié qǐ
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each new high point replaced by another;
(of a movie etc) one climax after another
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高瞻远瞩
gāo zhān yuǎn zhǔ
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to stand tall and see far (idiom); taking the long and broad view;
acute foresight
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高脚杯
gāo jiǎo bēi
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goblet
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高人
gāo rén
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very able person
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债台高筑
zhài tái gāo zhù
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lit. build a high desk of debt (idiom); heavily in debt
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高不可攀
gāo bù kě pān
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too high to reach (idiom); eminent and unapproachable
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高亢
gāo kàng
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high-pitched and penetrating (musical instrument, voice etc);
high-spirited;
fever-pitched (atmosphere)
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高压氧
gāo yā yǎng
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hyperbaric oxygen;
hyperbaric oxygenation;
also abbr. for 高壓氧治療|高压氧治疗[gao1 ya1 yang3 zhi4 liao2], hyperbaric therapy
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高架桥
gāo jià qiáo
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high trestle bridge;
viaduct;
flyover
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拔高
bá gāo
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to raise (one's voice);
to overrate;
to build up;
to stand out;
outstanding
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束之高阁
shù zhī gāo gé
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tied up in a bundle on a high shelf;
to put sth on the back burner;
no longer a high priority
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